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My wife is pregnant with twins! We are both just as nervous as we are excited and we are stuck with names for boys so any help is very much appreciated. Here are the names we like:
but these three don't seem to mesh with each other. Could anyone suggest combinations for these names? We are not interested in names that share the same first letter or names that rhyme (e.g. no Hugo/Henry, Theo/Leo, etc.). Thank you to anyone who can spare a minute for a suggestion.
May 4th, 2013 11:55 PM #3
Ooh, love Hugo and Tiernan! I think they'd be smashing for twins. A few other ideas:
Hugo and Felix
Hugo and Leander
Hugo and Silas
Hugo and Rufus
Hugo and Dominic
Hugo and Bennett
Hugo and Zane
Tiernan and Killian/Cillian
Tiernan and Jack
Tiernan and Henry
Tiernan and George
Tiernan and Vincent
Tiernan and Brody
Tiernan and Lucian
Tiernan and Maxwell
Good luck!Lise
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08.30 – 12.00
Nancy Berg
Nancy Berg will welcome the delegates to San Francisco and discuss how ISPE is leading members and industry in finding solutions to technical and regulatory complexities in today's business environment. Driven by an expanded mission reflective of the entire pharmaceutical lifecycle, ISPE is stimulating discussions on relevant issues--collaborating with members, companies, regulators and other associations in their quest to help companies enhance product quality and improve patient safety.
Charlotte Enghave Fruergaard, Ph.D.
Dr. Enghave Fruergaard will discuss the important role of ISPE members in driving change and technological innovation. As 2013 Chair of the ISPE International Board of Directors, some of her top priorities include simulating ISPE's culture to reflect its diverse, global membership and engaging young professionals in the society's programs and initiatives.
Murray Aitken, Executive Director, IMS Institute for Healthcare Informatics
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"It was a really good race but starting last you've always got to worry about getting to the front. It worked out great, the outside line was good on the restart for the initial start and I got right up to fourth. Then I just kind of picked it off, played it calm and got to the lead," Jake Holland said after winning the IMCA feature race.
When the IMCA feature began, Missy Natenstedt led the charge into Turn 1 with Mark Sender and Steve Evenson giving chase. Then things slowed when Fred White came to a stop on the backstretch then got going again.
An inside move put Skender into the lead then a lap later Natenstedt clipped the backstretch wall bringing out another caution. Once things got cleaned up and the racing resumed, Holland was now second and after Skender.
"I had a hard time getting underneath him," Holland said. "I think something was broken in the front of my car as I couldn't use the brakes that well. So I ended up stopping using the brakes and the car would turn a little bit better and I was able to get underneath him."
After taking the lead, Holland ran away with the victory. Behind him, Skender had to fend off Darren Manning, who ended up third ahead of Evenson.
Later Holland gave special thanks to sponsor Granite Propane and supporter Paula Eurle.
The Hobby Stocks started the night's fireworks during their main.
After the start, Charles Hooten was on point but the race slowed a lap later when three cars tangled. When things got going again, Mike White, driving Tammi Beuhen's car, took the lead with Pete Baglin, Mike Olsen and Royce Goetz giving chase.
Behind the leaders, both Dan Edgington and Carl Barlow were moving toward the front and having their own private battle. Unfortunately it ended with race stopping contact on the third lap that left Barlow sideways at the end of the front straight and the back end of Edgington's car on the wall and through the fence.
The fence that was broken also hit and injured a spectator and the medics raced to aid him. Eventually an ambulance arrived and took him to the hospital for a further check.
Edgington's car was pulled off the wall and the track crew put several large concrete blocks in place as a temporary fence. The spectator's side the area was cordoned off so people wouldn't be sitting there.
Soon after the start the lead battle was between Olsen and Goetz, who used an inside/outside line of attack as he tried to take the point.
Further contact between both Edgington and Barlow resulted in another caution and officials sent both of them being to the pits.
The final caution came two laps from the end when Olsen's car broke handing the victory to Goetz while Wes Washburn and Pete Baglin claimed the next two places.
The Sport/Rat Mod race began with Pete Olsen on point until he spun in Turn 4. Now Lee Ketten and Zachary Cail began a duel for the lead.
One caution slowed the pace when Steve Foster's car lost a spring and had to be towed to the pits. Once racing resumed Ketten was on point until Cail used an inside move to claim the lead.
Behind them Olsen was on a charge that would take him to second but it was too late to catch the flying Cail, who claimed the victory. Ketten ended up third while Duncan Lee used a steady drive to finish fourth.
The night ended with the Gen-X feature that had a red flag on the first lap when three cars tangled in Turn 3. Once order was restored the field got the green again and took off with Dave Raber on point followed by Kali Pope.
Pope has had an interesting year so far starting when she rolled her car at the season's first race, and then finished well back in the second. But tonight she had the bit in her teeth and took the lead three laps into the contest.
A caution for debris slowed the pace for just a bit. When the green waved again Pope was off and running while her stepfather Shawn "Mr. Rabbit" Hartzell was slicing his way through the pack.
Smooth driving kept Pope well out in front as she drove to victory. Hartzell eventually took second but it was too late to chase her down.
It was amazing, after the wreck first race out I didn't think we'd come out and win," Pope said after the race. "It's amazing to get to the front and I like being up there. And I want to thank my stepdad, Shawn Hartzell as he worked on the car every race and my mom."
•On Sunday, the Northern Nevada Kart Club hosted its second points race of the season at Desert Park Raceway. A good field was poised for a day of hard racing.
When the F80 field took off Ben Fisher was on point with Cody McKinney right on his back bumper. After one inside try they remained in that order until taking the while flag.
On that last lap McKinney drew closer to Fisher until they dove into the last turn. Then McKinney saw opportunity, dove inside and led as they charged toward the checkered flag.
At the line McKinney figured he won by a scant eight inches or less.
"That was exciting!!!! I knew he was going to block that corner so I kept the fast line and beat him to the finish," McKinney said. "We were dead even, couldn't do anything with him, couldn't lose him, couldn't pass him as he was just right there. He gave up a little bit on the last corner for blocking and it cost him."
The Formula 125 was another shifter race that appeared it would go down to the finish.
Mark Nason got the jump on the start with Todd Thompson right behind him as they roared into Turn 1. A couple of laps later Gerry Williams and Alex Gray tangled in the final turn putting both of them out of the race.
Up front Thompson was staying close to Nason and waiting his chance. Then, zooming into the Turn 1-2 area he dove to the inside and came out with the lead.
Now the chase was on with Nason sticking close to Thompson. About two-thirds through the race Nason's day ended when part of his kart's shift linkage came adrift handing the race to Thompson.
After post-race weigh-in Thompson said, "The first part was hard man. Me and Mark got off the line pretty close, he's a good started and I couldn't get him so had to settle in and make some good, quick laps. He allowed me to get close to his bumper so I could put the pass on him between one and two.
"And that's kind of become my little signature pass I guess. He probably wasn't completely surprised. So it turned out to be a good day, started out pretty bleak but brought it home in first so that's what counts."
When the Jr. 1-2 main began Joshua Chassaing led until he spun out in Turn 3. That handed the lead to Jake Guzelis, who wound up on the curbing in Turn 3.
Now the chase was on as Guzelis got going again and started to run down leader Austin Smith. Eventually Guzelis took the lead and won the race with Smith second followed by Bryce Berry.
The Box Stock Clone field was the largest of the day with 15 karts taking the green flag. At first Logan Wyman held the point but eventually David Schilt took the lead and run away with the race.
Behind him Stephanie Callahan was second after holding off Milas Mills and Nat Sombatsiri.
Sadly the day ended at the start of the TAG Novice/Junior main. When the green waved there was a multi-kart tangle that sent Jeff Solvason's kart into the fence.
The impact was violent enough to injure him and the race was stopped as officials and the medics rushed to his aid. He eventually was transported to the hospital for treatment.
Since dealing with the wreck took so long the officials decided to end the day so the TAG and Kid's Kart races were decided using the results of their final heat races.
It was an unfortunate end to what had been a good day of racing.
•The Busch brothers raced at Talladega Superspeedway this weekend. Both NASCAR races were marathon affairs due to the weather.
In Saturday's Nationwide race Kurt started ninth and finished fourth. During Sunday's Sprint Cup event both Las Vegas natives were involved in wrecks that put Kurt 30th and Kyle 37th at the end.
Fortunately neither of them was injured although Kurt's car wound upside down for a spell.
•This week will be a double header for oval track fans. Rattlesnake Raceway in Fallon races on Friday, beginning at 7 p.m. with all the car classes and Amsoil Outlaw Karts.
Then on Saturday, beginning at 6 p.m. the RTF Speedway in Fernley will be in action with the first race slated for a 6 p.m. start.
*Rattlesnake Raceway - May 4
IMCA Modifieds:
Heat Winners - #1 Darren Manning, #2 Jake Holland
Main - 1. Jake Holland, 2. Mark Skender, 3. Darren Manning, 4. Steve Evenson, 5. Don Childs
Sports/Rat Mods:
Heat Winner - Zackary Cail
Main - 1. Zachary Cail, 2. Pete Olsen, 3. Lee Ketten, 4. Duncan Lee, 5. Tim Wearin
Hobby Stocks:
Heat Winners - #1 aaron Behnam, 2. Dan Edgington, 3. Dan Dias
Main - 1. Royce Goetz, 2. Wes Washburn, 3. Pete Baglin, 4. Jim Renfro, 5. Mike White
Heat Winners - #1 Shawn Hartzell, #2 Al Bishop
Main - 1. Kali Pope, 2. Shawn Hartzell, 3. Mikkie Beauchat, 4. Steve Eisele, 5. Dave Raber
•Desert Park Raceway - May 5
Northern Nevada Kart Club - Round 2
Jr 1-2 - 1. Jake Guzelis, 2. Austin Smith, 3. Bryce Berry, 4. Sami Martinez, 5. Nolan Wyman
Box Stock Clone - 1. David Schilt, 2. Stephanie Callahan, 3. Milas Mills, 4. Nat Sombatsiri, 5. Shannon Wyman
F80 Sr - 1. Cody McKinney, 2. Ben Fisher, 3. Steve Dow, 4. Dan Harris, Danial Thorson
Stock 125 - 1. Todd Thompson, 2. Bobby McCourt, 3. Camerson Zing, 4. Jeff Wamre, 5. Mark Nason
TAG Nov/Jr* - 1. Richard Stock, 2. Kurt Holm, 3. Turbo Sombtsiri, 4. Kelly Morley, 5. Jeff Devere
Kids Kart* - 1. Ryan Beeler, 2. DaniMartinez, 3.Matthew Sifling
* - Both classes didn't race their mains due to a day ending accident. Their finishing positions came from the last heat race each group completed.


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Cygnet Players present The Drowsy Chaperone
From Wednesday 25th to Saturday 28th September 2013.
At Putney Arts Theatre, Ravenna Road, off Upper Richmond Road, Putney, London SW15 6AW
Performances nightly at 7.45pm, with a Saturday matinee at 2.30pm.
Tickets £16 (£13 concessions) can be bought from the Cygnet Players box office on 07941 448 689 or via http://www.cygnetplayers.com
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Book by Bob Martin and Don McKellar | Music and lyrics by Lisa Lambert and Greg Morrison
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Do you need a jolt of fun and energy to distract you from everyday life? Well, Cygnet Players have just the thing! Join the 'man in chair' for this show within a show, and transport yourself back to the world of a 1920s musical, crammed full of every cliché, gag and gimmick from the golden age of theatre. A world of showgirl starlets, gangsters, mistaken identity, a tipsy chaperone... and what musical would be complete without a wedding... or two?! As the show's main character so appropriately describes it, this show is the perfect antidote to "the dreary horrors of the real world" – and guarantees you a night of light-hearted entertainment and laughter!
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CJ 105 Criminal Law
Clark, Naomi
Adjunct Professor
B .S.J.D.Licensed Attorney in the State of SC
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Cherry Point, NC Campus
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7:00--7:30--Tuesday-Thursday--Classroom (By Appointment Only)
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McAfee Memorial Library - Online information, links, electronic databases and the Online catalog. Contact the library for further assistance via email or at 800-270-4347.Career Counseling - The Career Development Center (CDC) provides services for all stages of career development. The mission of the CDC is to provide the career planning tools to ensure a lifetime of career success.Park Helpdesk - If you have forgotten your OPEN ID or Password, or need assistance with your PirateMail account, please email email@example.com or call 800-927-3024Resources for Current Students - A great place to look for all kinds of information http://www.park.edu/Current/.
Educational Philosophy: The instructor's educational philosophy is one of full class participation based on lectures, readings, assessments, dialogues, websites and writings. The instructor will frequently use the socratic method so as to elicit substantive dialogue.
Learning Outcomes: Core Learning Outcomes
Core Assessment Assignment
For use beginning Fall 2008
During the course you are required to write three essays, each comparing a modern state statute with corresponding historical common law for that crime. The purpose in writing these essays is to examine the historical development of criminal law from common law principles to current state statutes, the relationship between criminal justice and the law, and the social policy implications of criminal law development.
Instructors may schedule the essays to be collected all at once or at different times during the course.
To complete each of the three essays, you should:
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You must demonstrate that you understand the terminology and the concepts used in criminal law. You must write using APA format for all source citations in both the body of the essay and in the reference page.Be sure to review the Core Assessment Rubric.
Link to Class RubricClass Assessment: The entire class will be centered around a mock criminal case. Class assessments will be through the use of pedagogical tools, to wit: class participation ( to include submission of weekly discussion papers to include one oral presentation), core assessment papers, and final examination. The final examination consists of criminal mock trial which will be researched, prepared and conducted by students. Mock Trial assignments will be delivered to students during the first week of class.
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Classroom Rules of Conduct: Students are expected to act as professionals and conduct themselves accordingly. Specifically, no racial slurs nor profanity of any kind will be tolerated. Additionally, students are expected to attend all classes, be on time, and while in the classroom observe the rule that "only one person speaks at a time". Roll will be taken at each class meeting.
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Academic Honesty:Academic integrity is the foundation of the academic community. Because each student has the primary responsibility for being academically honest, students are advised to read and understand all sections of this policy relating to standards of conduct and academic life. Park University students and faculty members are encouraged to take advantage of the University resources available for learning about academic honesty (www.park.edu/current or http://www.park.edu/faculty/).from Park University 2011-2012 Undergraduate Catalog Page 95-96
Plagiarism:Plagiarism involves the use of quotations without quotation marks, the use of quotations without indication of the source, the use of another's idea without acknowledging the source, the submission of a paper, laboratory report, project, or class assignment (any portion of such) prepared by another person, or incorrect paraphrasing. from Park University 2011-2012 Undergraduate Catalog Page 95
Attendance Policy:Instructors are required to maintain attendance records and to report absences via the online attendance reporting system.
Park University 2011-2012 Undergraduate Catalog Page 98
Disability Guidelines:Park University is committed to meeting the needs of all students that meet the criteria for special assistance. These guidelines are designed to supply directions to students concerning the information necessary to accomplish this goal. It is Park University's policy to comply fully with federal and state law, including Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, regarding students with disabilities. In the case of any inconsistency between these guidelines and federal and/or state law, the provisions of the law will apply. Additional information concerning Park University's policies and procedures related to disability can be found on the Park University web page: http://www.park.edu/disability .
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DIY Zoning is a set of tools and instructions for controlling a state-of-the-art HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) system. It covers airflow balancing, temperature control and zoning, energy conservation measures, remote access, 1-wire devices, and home automation.
Ctalk adds classes, methods, operator overloading, inheritance, and complex object expressions to otherwise standard C programs. Programs can use only a few Ctalk objects and methods in an otherwise standard C program, but the language can be used to write entire programs also. Ctalk works on most if not all of the systems that support GCC, the GNU C compiler. The package includes the language, class and run-time libraries, example programs, tutorial, and language reference.
phpilelist is a file listing script that you can upload to a directory on your Web server. There's just one file to upload, and the script will list all files with extensions you specify and make them available for download. If you add, remove, or rename files, the listing will automatically update. If the directory contains a file named 'readme.txt', the script will show this file's contents above the download links.
Bear is a lightweight remote automation tool for Groovy/Java/JVM. It allows you to deploy projects, setup your cluster, and install software to your remote machines. It differs from other existing tools in that it uses a programmatic approach - your deployment is a regular Java class. It also uses static types, chained method calls, FP, and fluent programming techniques.
An Emacs extension for interacting with a Confluence wiki.
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Hiv And Lips
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Trailing 32-24 at halftime, the Mountaineers roared back to tie the game 40-40 with eight minutes left. Western Kentucky pulled ahead by one point. Only 50 seconds remained.
Deafening noise rattled the rafters at Madison Square Garden. A record capacity throng of 18,250 jumped and clapped and hollered, hearts in their throats.
WVU tied it again on a free throw. With 20 seconds to go, the Mountaineers got the ball back and forced a foul.
A scrappy little Mountaineer named Shorty Hicks stepped up to the foul line. Ten seconds left.
Feverish tension engulfed the storied arena. A national championship, the coveted NIT trophy, rested in the hands of the skinny kid from Moundsville.
Back in Morgantown, at the Phi Delta Theta fraternity house, Hugh Hicks stared at the radio, straining to hear. Shouting fraternity brothers crowded around him.
It was like that all over town.
"Every radio was covered up with people," Hugh Hicks said. "You couldn't find an unoccupied space anywhere near a radio."
His stomach churned, but he also felt a certain calm. That was his brother at the foul line.
"I wasn't concerned," he said. "Shorty was one of the best foul shot shooters I've ever seen, including a lot of pros. I don't want to sound like I'm bragging, but I knew he would make it."
Shorty Hicks put the Mounties ahead, 46-45.
Before the buzzer, another WVU player hit a foul shot to make the final score 47-45.
Phi Delts stormed out of the frat house. They didn't burn couches back then. Instead, students literally danced in the streets.
"Morgantown and its 3,000 WVU students broke loose with a wild, tumultuous celebration after their team's 47-45 victory over Western Kentucky tonight," The Charleston Gazette reported the following morning.
". . . Thousands of students and townspeople rushed into the streets, singing, shouting and parading. Horns blew and guns were fired as the spontaneous demonstration burst forth seconds after victory was reported."
At 89 years old, Hugh Hicks remembers the scene as if it happened last night. "They were throwing everything and yelling. You would have thought the place had blown up. It was a city that went wild."
On March 25, 1942, WVU's Cinderella team won the National Invitation Tournament title in a three-game series that stunned the sports world. New York sportswriters heaped praise on the upstarts from West Virginia. Glowing accounts of the unbelievable victory appeared in top magazines across the country.
Ranked eighth in an eight-team tournament, the lowly Mountaineers started their storybook run with a shocking upset over top-ranked Long Island in the opening round on St. Patrick's Day. Long Island hadn't lost in 42 games, but they lost to WVU in overtime, 58-49.
"There wasn't any chance they were going to beat Long Island," Hugh Hicks said. "There just wasn't any way."
Pandemonium erupted in Morgantown. Students snaked through the streets until the wee hours. In a telegraph to the coach, loquacious Gov. Matthew M. Neely called the Mountaineers "the real General MacArthurs of the basketball world."
On March 23, the fired-up Mounties rallied in the second half to dispose of Toledo 51-39 and set up the showdown with favored Western Kentucky.
Seventy years later, the sweep to WVU's first national title remains one of the most fabled events in school history.
Before the rise of the NCAA, winning the NIT tournament was as good as it gets, Hugh Hicks said. "The NIT was the big tournament then. If you got invited to play in the NIT, you'd had a really good year."
Remembering Shorty Hicks
Hugh Hicks turns 90 on April 6. He lives in Kanawha City, long retired from his career as a state division manager with Aetna Insurance.
Dozens of mementos, including a 1942 Life magazine spread, keep details about the legendary team forever fresh in his mind.
In his dining room, hanging above his brother's portrait, a plaque commemorates the 2005 induction of Roger "Shorty" Hicks into the WVU Sports Hall of Fame. Family members went to Morgantown for the induction ceremonies.
The year his big brother played in the NIT, Hugh was a 20-year-old sophomore and one of three managers for the basketball team. Expense considerations kept him in Morgantown during the 1942 championship run.
The following year, as a full-fledged junior manager, he finally got to accompany the team to Madison Square Garden, where his brother had made WVU sports history.
The All-American Basketball Board named Shorty Hicks one of the country's 18 greatest college basketball players of the 1941-42 season. He also made the 1942 College All-Star Squad.
"Shorty could have played anywhere," his brother said. "He was a dead-set shooter."
A stellar student, he served as student body president, president of Phi Delta Theta, proctor of Men's Hall and coach of the freshman basketball team. He belonged to Mountain and Sphinx, men's honoraries.
As students together at WVU, Hugh accompanied Shorty to basketball practice. "The coach didn't come until 4, but Shorty and I would go to the Field House about 3:30. He would stand in a spot on the floor and shoot. I would stand under the basket and throw the ball back to him. I've seen him shoot 10 in a row without missing."
For 60 years, Shorty Hicks held the WVU free-throw percentage record, at 88 percent.
"Nobody from this team is still living," Hicks said. "Let me tell you about them."
Not many men
With so many young men off to fight in World War II, Coach R.A. "Dyke" Raese barely had enough players. Five regulars and three subs made up the team. "He took an extra sub to New York," Hicks said, "but Neil Montone wasn't even on the team.


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Nora Grey can't remember the past five months of her life. After the initial shock of waking up in a cemetery and being told that she has been inexplicably missing for weeks, she tries to get her life back on track. So she goes to school, hangs with her best friend, Vee, and dodges her mom's creepy new boyfriend.
But there is this voice in the back of her head, an idea that she can almost reach out and touch. Visions of angel wings and unearthly creatures that have nothing to do with the life she knows. And an unshakable feeling that a part of her is missing.
Then Nora crosses paths with a sexy stranger, with whom she feels a mesmerizing connection. He seems to hold all the answers...and her heart. Every minute she spends with him feels more and more intense until she realizes she could be falling in love. Again.
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When Nora wakes up in the middle of a graveyard, she doesn't know how much her life is about to change. As a matter of fact . . . she doesn't know much of anything. She doesn't remember a single thing about the past five months, including the fact that she's been missing—kidnapped—for eleven weeks. Her mom and Vee are happy to have Nora home, but they also seem to be hiding something from her. How much do they know? How much will Nora eventually remember? And why does that brooding dark-haired boy with mysterious skills seem so familiar?
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If it weren't for my tenth-grade biology class, and my dedicated but oddball teacher, I probably never would have written Hush, Hush. And if it weren't for my birthday eight years ago, I might never have recalled a single incident from high-school biology. February 3, 2003. My twenty-fourth birthday. After a long debate between Japanese cooking lessons and an eight-week writing class, my husband decided to give me the writing class for


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By MARK JEANNERET/Special to the Press Herald
SCARBOROUGH — There's only one option for a shooting team when shots aren't dropping. Just keep shooting.
Scarborough got off to a somewhat slow start against Gorham on Tuesday night but warmed up as the game progressed and rolled to a 65-46 victory at Alumni Gym in a Western Class A boys' prelim basketball game.
Scarborough advances to face third-seeded Bonny Eagle (15-3) in the quarterfinals at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Portland Expo.
It looked like it was going to be a long night for both teams early as neither was able to capitalize on opportunities. Kevin Manning opened the game with a 3-pointer for the sixth-seeded Red Storm (13-6) but his team followed with four straight misses from long distance before settling back in and closing out the first quarter on a 13-0 run.
"We got into a flow, started making shots and ran better," said Scarborough Coach Tony DiBiase. "That's always been the key for us. We have to make shots because we're so small, nobody over 6 feet tall."
Gorham (6-13), the 11th seed making its first tournament appearance in five seasons, couldn't take advantage of Scarborough's start. After creeping out to a 4-3 lead 21/2 minutes into the contest, the Rams simply couldn't buy a basket. They went nearly six minutes without scoring a point and found themselves down 16-4 after one.
"I think we executed what we planned on executing," said Gorham Coach Ryan Chicoine. "They do a great job up on the top and we were hoping to expose the back side. We got layups but unfortunately we didn't finish the basket. Tonight the fundamentals of the game kind of bit us."
Gorham finally enjoyed some success to start the second quarter, working the ball under the basket to Elliot Spiers and Ryan Sullivan, who each had four points as the Rams went on an 8-3 run to close to within 19-12.
Scarborough called a timeout to interrupt the momentum and the Red Storm finished the period with a 9-6 advantage to carry a 28-18 lead into the break.
"We knew we had to come out with intensity because obviously they're bigger than we are," said Sam Terry, who paced a balanced Scarborough offense with 20 points. "We had to attack the boards and knock down shots, and it worked.
The Rams opened the second half with a 6-2 run to make it 30-24, but the Red Storm answered with a 19-5 run to take a commanding 49-29 lead.
"I thought Gorham had us on the ropes for a little while in the third quarter but we just got into a flow and started knocking down shots," said DiBiase.
The Red Storm win sets the stage for a rematch against Bonny Eagle.
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Piedmont (7-0, 5-0), currently ranked No. 2 in the Alabama Sports Writers Association's Class 3A poll, has been a region champion each of the past three years. Saks (7-0, 5-0), now ranked No. 7, won its only region title in 2007 while playing in Class 4A. The Wildcats finished second in the region last year after losing to Piedmont 41-7.
Piedmont has rushed for 2,284 yards in its first seven games and passed for an additional 982 yards. Darnell Jackson and Dreek Thompson are the rushing leaders with 429 yards in 29 carries and 414 yards in 36 carries respectively. Five other Bulldogs – Neonta Alexander, Trevaughn Carpenter, Tyler Lusk, Jaret Prater and Tre Reese – are averaging more than 10 yards per carry.
Senior quarterback Ty Sparks has completed 29 of his 48 passes to 633 yards and 11 touchdowns. Lusk, a junior who starts at safety, is 19-for-32 for 323 yards and three touchdowns. Senior Denard Spears has the most catches with 18, good for 334 yards and five scores. Junior C.J. Savage is averaging a team-best 26 yards per reception with 15 catches for 390 yards. Savage has six receiving touchdowns.
On special teams, Savage and Spears each have two touchdowns on punt returns.
Despite all this offensive firepower, Piedmont coach Steve Smith said following the win over Susan Moore he expected a low-scoring game against Saks. Prior to Tuesday's practice, Smith was sticking to his guns.
"When I say low scoring, I don't know how low people consider low scoring. I just don't think it will be in the 40s and 50s like a lot of people think it will just because I think both teams play pretty good defense," Smith said. "I just think the difference in the game will come down to whoever makes the most defensive stops."
Piedmont has plenty of weapons on defense, too.
Freshman inside linebacker Taylor Hayes leads Piedmont's defense with 69 total tackles. Senior lineman Exavyer Jackson has 61 stops and Alexander, a sophomore who starts at inside linebacker, has 57 tackles. Other leaders are linebackers Dalton Barber and Prater with 42 and 37 stops respectively. Reese, an end on defense, and Thompson, a defensive back, have 33 tackles apiece. Linebacker Chase Keener has 27 hits and defensive backs Cody Daughtry and Bayley Blanchard have 26 each. Linemen Payton Young and Ryan Kirk have 24 and 21 tackles respectively.
Alexander and Prater lead in quarterback sacks with three each. Reese and Hayes have two apiece. Darnell Jackson leads in interceptions with three and passes broken up with five. Blanchard has a pair of interceptions. Deven Hincy has broken up three passes. Blanchard, Savage and Thompson have two break ups each.
It didn't take Piedmont long to establish its superiority over Susan Moore. Susan Moore won the coin toss, elected to receive, ran three plays and punted. Savage returned the punt 60 yards for a touchdown with 9:38 left in the first quarter and Easton Kirk kicked the first of his eight consecutive extra points. Susan Moore punted 10 more times during the game but Piedmont never attempted another return, electing to call for fair catches or let the ball roll.
Another three-and-out by Susan Moore put Piedmont in business at the Piedmont 49-yard line. On first down, Thompson took a handoff around left end and raced down the home sideline for a 14-0 lead.
Once he cleared the line of scrimmage, "I knew," Thompson said. "There was a speed difference."
The same could be said of play throughout the night all over the field.
Spears took a speed sweep five yards for the Bulldogs' third touchdown and Piedmont was on the move again as the first quarter ended.
Looking at second-and-goal from the 1-yard line on the second play of the second quarter, Piedmont went to its "heavy" backfield package. Exavyer Jackson came in at blocking back and senior Caleb Adams moved from his regular spot as the starter at center to tailback. A huge hole opened on the right side of the line and Adams scored standing up. The first touchdown of his high school career made it 28-0 with 11:13 left in the opening half.
Less than two minutes later, Sparks passed to Spears for 35 yards and a 35-0 lead. Before halftime, Darnell Jackson scored on a 19-yard run and Alexander ran for 89 yards and another score. Piedmont led 49-0 at intermission. It could have been worse. Darnell Jackson returned an interception for an apparent touchdown with 10 seconds left in the half but a penalty against Piedmont on the return erased the points.
Smith kept his starting units on the sideline after intermission. The only points of the second half came on a 35-yard run by Carpenter with 9:39 still to play in the third quarter. Savage recovered a fumbled punt to set up Carpenter's one-play scoring drive.
Official Piedmont stats showed Sparks was 4-for-7 passing for 71 yards. Lusk was 4-for-8 for 84 yards. Blanchard was 3-for-4 for 16 yards. Spears had three catches for 79 yards. Savage caught three passes for 44 yards. Wil Mitchell had two receptions for 12 yards. Thompson had one catch for 22 yards, Daughtry one for 10 and A.J. Fairs one for four.
Alexander ran twice for 97 yards. Thompson had two carries for 54 yards. Darnell Jackson ran four times for 51 yards and Carpenter four times for 45 yards.
Barber and Hayes led the defense with 10 tackles apiece. Exavyer Jackson, Prater and Thompson each made six stops. Jackson's tackles included three behind the line of scrimmage. Alexander, Hincy, Keener and Young each had four tackles. Daughtry, Reese and Colton Donaldson made three tackles apiece.
Blanchard, Chase Bobbitt, Austin Brazier, Jordan Buttram, Jacob Clark and Tyler Lucas recorded two tackles each. Barber, Bobbitt, Clark, Hayes, Lucas and Young each had one tackle for lost yards. Darnell Jackson broke up three passes in addition to his interception. Hincy had two break ups and Daughtry one.


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It seems Nikko Jenkins isn't the only Jenkins family member who bides his time writing letters from jail.
His sister and co-defendant, Erica Jenkins, wrote to The World-Herald this month — decrying the prison system, the governor's calls for her brother to get the death penalty and the concept of killing.
"We are all human beings," she wrote. "None of us has the right to take another human being's life, no matter what! It's sinful."
Erica Jenkins is charged with first-degree murder on allegations that she killed Curtis Bradford with a shot to the back of his head.
Besides the Aug. 19 execution-�style shooting of Bradford, she is accused of helping her brother lure Juan Uribe-�Pena and Jorge Cajiga-Ruiz to their deaths in Spring Lake Park on Aug. 11.
She also is accused of conspiring with her brother to attack Andrea Kruger, who was shot and killed Aug. 21 at 168th and Fort Streets.
Nikko Jenkins, 27, faces the possibility of the death penalty if convicted of four counts of first-degree murder. The 10-day killing spree followed his July 30 release after a decade in prison.
Erica Jenkins railed on the prison system that released her brother with "no effort to help rehabilitate" him.
"What do you expect will be the result and outcome of all these years of punishment in a prison ... being locked up and isolated from the community ... institutionalized, punished, mistreated and looked down on as criminals?"
The 23-year-old woman, who twice yelled at a judge and once overturned a lectern during court hearings, pounded a theme that the Jenkins family has tried to advance: that Nikko was mentally ill and in need of treatment, even a commitment to a psychiatric facility, following his prison sentence. The family has cited several suicide attempts and the idea that Nikko was schizophrenic.
Law enforcement officials have questioned just how concerned the Jenkins family was about Nikko, alleging that Erica was with him during all four killings and that their mother, Lori Jenkins, bought the ammunition that Nikko used in some of the killings.
Authorities also say a state psychiatrist evaluated Nikko Jenkins in 2010 and concluded that his only mental illness was antisocial personality disorder.
The psychiatrist essentially concluded that Nikko Jenkins was a sociopath who manipulated others and lacked empathy — a condition for which there is no prescribed treatment plan. Last spring, corrections officials transferred Nikko from the Tecumseh State Prison to the state penitentiary in Lincoln to be closer to social workers preparing him for release in July.
In contrast to some of her brother's erratic writings from prison, Erica Jenkins was coherent and critical throughout her four-page letter. She wrote in response to a World-Herald article about state proposals to beef up penalties for violating prison rules.
She wrote that her letter was directed "mainly towards" Gov. Dave Heineman, Director of Nebraska Correctional Services Michael L. Kenney and Omaha police union officials.
She criticized Heineman for "changing the subject by injecting the death penalty into debate rather than focusing on solutions and producing a plan to address relieving the state's chronically overcrowded prisons."
Heineman had written to Douglas County Attorney Don Kleine, applauding him for pursuing the death penalty against Nikko Jenkins.
But mostly, Erica's letter focused on her brother.
"Blame and point your fingers at the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services for my brother. Nikko Jenkins' mental state basically deteriorated by keeping him segregated ... refusing him mental treatment and help. ...Why didn't anyone in corrections act on his repeated proclamations that he was mentally ill and homicidal?"


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Backup outfielder Adron Chambers singled home the winning run in the 14th inning as the Cardinals outlasted the Pittsburgh Pirates and cut into their NL Central lead with a 4-3 victory on Tuesday night.
Sam Freeman (1-0) allowed a walk in a scoreless 14th for the Cardinals, who saddled the Pirates with their fourth straight loss and pulled within two games of them with a win in the 4-hour, 55-minute game.
Pittsburgh had four hits the first time through the order against Adam Wainwright and led 3-0 after two innings on homers by Andrew McCutchen and Jordy Mercer. They had six hits the rest of the way.
Both teams had chances in extra innings before the Cardinals, who had dropped four of five, cashed in.
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PITTSBURGH (AP) - A.J. Burnett took a no-hitter into the seventh inning nearly 12 years after throwing the only one of his career, pitching the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 5-0 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on Wednesday night.
Burnett (1-2) lost his bid with two outs in the seventh on Carlos Beltran's double to right-center. That was the lone hit given up by the 36-year-old right-hander in seven dominant innings.
The only other runner he allowed came when he hit Daniel Descalso with a 2-2 pitch with one out in the sixth to end his shot at a perfect game. Burnett struck out eight to raise his season total to 35 in 24 innings.
His bid for a no-hitter came on a night when he recorded the 2,000th strikeout of his 15-year career. Burnett reached the milestone when he caught Beltran looking to lead off the second.
Cardinals-Pirates game rained out after 2 innings
PITTSBURGH (AP) - Jake Westbrook still hasn't figured out the Pittsburgh Pirates.
For a day anyway, it didn't matter.
Pittsburgh roughed up the St. Louis Cardinals veteran righthander with four first-inning runs on Tuesday, but a violent thunderstorm storm hit at the end of the second inning and the game was called following a delay of 1 hour, 24 minutes with the Pirates leading 4-2. No makeup date was immediately announced.
Westbrook began the night looking for his 100th career win facing a team he is just 1-7 against. Those numbers didn't appear to get any better after the Pirates turned five consecutive singles into four runs.
The cancellation Westbrook to reset his ERA to this season 0.00 and buy him some time to get a handle on the Pirates.
"It was just one of those things that I wasn't as sharp as I needed to be," Westbrook said.
Westbrook added it's a little strange his nemesis is a team that isn't exactly known for its firepower.
"I wish I could put my finger on it," he said. "I think I had this conversation last year ... it's not like we don't face these guys again. I've got to do my work to figure out what I need to do to get these guys out. I've got to make better pitches."
Manager Mike Matheny said there are no plans to alter the rotation despite the cancellation. Westbrook's next scheduled start is Sunday in Philadelphia. After that Westbrook would face the Pirates in St. Louis on April 27.
Pittsburgh starter Jonathan Sanchez - who came in with a 12.96 ERA - allowed two runs in the first inning but retired the side in order in the second.
Matt Holliday had an RBI single for St. Louis. Garrett Jones, Neil Walker and Pedro Alvarez all had RBI singles for Pittsburgh. None of it will count, however, and the game will be replayed in its entirety.
The cancellation allows Pittsburgh's depleted bullpen to get a needed day of rest. The Pirates called up reliever Vin Mazzaro from Triple-A Indianapolis on Tuesday for some help after starter James McDonald managed to get through just 1 1-3 innings in a 10-6 loss to the Cardinals on Monday, forcing long relievers Justin Wilson and Bryan Morris to work a combined 6 1-3 innings.
Pittsburgh manager Clint Hurdle hoped Sanchez - who made the team out of spring training as a non-roster invitee - would be able work deep enough to get to the setup guys. It hasn't been the best start to the season for the left-hander. He was roughed up by Arizona in his previous start, allowing nine runs in 3 1-3 innings.
It looked like more of the same in the first inning Tuesday. St. Louis spring training star Shane Robinson made his first start of the season and walked on four pitches to start the game. Carlos Beltran followed with a single two pitches later and Holliday dumped Sanchez's next offering into center, bringing home Robinson.
Allen Craig lined out to shortstop Clint Barmes, but the typically solid Barmes made his second error in as many days when his attempt to double off Beltran at second ended up in right field.
Beltran moved to third and then scored on Yadier Molina's grounder to first.
Westbrook began the night 2-0 with zero earned runs charged to him in 15 2-3 innings this season. It didn't take long for Pittsburgh to break through.
Jose Tabata singled with one out, the first of five straight singles by the Pirates. A rare gaffe by the St. Louis defense helped. With runners on first and third and one out, Russell Martin hit a chopper back to the mound and Westbrook threw to second to try and start a double play. Second baseman Matt Carpenter was late covering and was charged with an error when the ball sailed into center as Walker scored.
Both pitchers settled down in the second before the rain started falling.
The series wraps up Wednesday when Pittsburgh RHP A.J. Burnett (0-2, 3.71 ERA) faces Shelby Miller (2-0, 1.46).
Before the game, the Pirates held a moment of silence for victims of the Boston Marathon bombings.
Cardinals jump on Pirates early in 10-6 win
PITTSBURGH (AP) - Jon Jay and Matt Holliday each had two hits and two RBIs as the St. Louis Cardinals jumped on the Pittsburgh Pirates early in a 10-6 victory Monday night.
Allen Craig doubled and drove in three runs for the Cardinals, who knocked around James McDonald (1-2) with a seven-run second inning. McDonald gave up eight runs, three earned, and walked two in 1 1-3 innings, the shortest start of his career.
Lance Lynn (2-0) labored through five innings to get the win. Lynn allowed four runs, walking three and striking out four.
Starling Marte had three hits and Neil Walker homered for the Pirates, who had their three-game winning streak snapped.
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pleasantly surprised – I recently visited anderson's bridal and i've got to say, i was astonished. they have so much dresses for every taste imaginable. i compared a few placed for a wedding dress and they have the most beautiful dresses. they were really helpful and very nice. they wen't out of their way to make sure that my needs were met. i got my fitting done and the alterations were spot on, very professional. and the alteration prices were actually very reasonable there too. to me anderson's feels elegant and they make you feel like part of a family. i highly recommend anderson's bridal.
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Worst Customer service – Anderson bride has by far the worst customer service I've ever had. I called twice to confirm my dress order, and I never got any calls back from the only person in the store that could tell me. I eventually went into the store myself where it took the receptionist 20 minutes to get off the busy phone lines to tell me when my ship date was. My ship date was yesterday so I called and gave my information to one woman and asked the status of my dress who then transfered me to 'Don'. I asked 'Don' for the status of my dress and she took my information, then she put me on hold. Once 'Don' got back on the line she said "Anderson Bride this is Don may I help you?" This is not ok, and they should be embarassed. I will never do business with Anderson Bride again and I do not recommend them to anyone.
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A pleasant experience – I had a great experience at Anderson's Bride. I found that their selection of gowns was comparable to other large stores that I have been too. Their prices were in line with others and the service was above expectation. I worked with Erika and found her to be very helpful with everything. I particularly liked that they offered maids and tuxedos as well. I was happy with them and will, as I am now doing, recommend them to others.
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